It's quite possible the answer is a combination of both.
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The bad news: It's quite possible no one will listen.
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It's quite possible that the same thing happens in humans.
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And it's quite possible that none of this will matter.
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It's quite possible Kavanaugh's fate was decided in that meeting.
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Nevertheless, as we have seen, it is quite possible indeed.
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It is quite possible that there will be a deal.
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It's also quite possible that there's nothing cooler than Hitchcock.
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It's quite possible that this dream is finally coming true.
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Now it seems a deal with McClatchy is quite possible.
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And so it's quite possible that they could gain share.
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But it's quite possible that he's not stopping there; indeed, it is quite possible that he's here to restore rock music as an entity to its former glory (despite now being an EDM producer).
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It's quite possible they are so stressed out they can't sleep.
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So it is quite possible that it was shooting at movement.
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With these in place, suddenly Mr. Gates' miracle seems quite possible.
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It's quite possible — and it doesn't have to be that way!
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It is quite possible that huge undiscovered frauds are taking place.
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But it's quite possible that Trump really believes what he's saying.
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But in this case, it's quite possible that they are true.
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A test of the lows of early August is quite possible.
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"It's quite possible that Nixon would have done better" in Vienna.
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It&aposs quite possible that the tracksuit could be that item.
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It's quite possible that Uber's cracked down on this in recent years.
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It's quite possible — he certainly doesn't look happy in the above drawing.
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It's quite possible that the iPhone X will be great to use.
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It's quite possible that the Hound is no longer on her list.
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And it is quite possible that the question is impossible to answer.
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It's even quite possible that they will one day make it official.
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It's quite possible to "eat" an entire meal without swallowing one bite.
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So it's quite possible that your non-Anglophone construction workers are undocumented.
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Now, it's quite possible that Iowa's effect this year will be muted.
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It's quite possible that this is an ISIS or al-Qaeda sympathizer.
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It's quite possible that our love of music was simply an accident.
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It is quite possible that the tourists will suffer at least one thrashing.
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It is quite possible that many ordinary churchgoers are saying "Amen" to that.
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But it's quite possible that, like with Equifax, customers will want to sue.
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It was quite possible Traore didn't realize Halimi was Jewish before the attack.
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A fall of nearly 22008% in two years was quite possible, it added.
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As I wrote back in 2012, it is quite possible to firewalk safely.
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It is quite possible that things could get worse before they get better.
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"Further downside quite possible, but 2016 is most likely not 2008," McMillan said.
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Redemption wasn't quite possible for Lee, but there was expiation for the actor.
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And it's obviously quite possible they heard a false rumor or baseless gossip.
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It's quite possible this could be Drake's plan for his "God's Plan" video.
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It is quite possible we would have chosen abortion based on limited information.
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In other words, it's quite possible that we could essentially stumble into war.
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It's quite possible there will be litigation in other areas of the country.
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So from what we know it's still quite possible that Trump is correct here.
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In 2017, Gorillaz can act on an idea that wasn't quite possible in 1998.
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Note that it's quite possible that Google is sourcing OLED screens from both companies.
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"Improvement is always necessary, and it's quite possible in the electronic world," he says.
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After years of Trump, it's quite possible the EPA will find itself radically transformed.
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Also, it is quite possible that Clinton would prefer to name her own choice.
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It's quite possible that we'll see it launch during Apple's WWDC event in June.
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A rare talent, but as we've seen demonstrated, it's quite possible to pull off.
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If you're flexible, however, it is quite possible to avoid most of the crowds.
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It's quite possible that she has forgotten all about the night of the noises.
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That's quite possible, meaning Congress could send tax legislation to Trump before Christmas. 3.
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It's quite possible that we've collectively moved past strong verbal arguments against cultural appropriation.
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I may have done, it's quite possible I did this when it wasn't warranted.
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It's quite possible what you are thinking is not supported by sound moral values.
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And given the way the Yankees' offense has performed, a comeback was quite possible.
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You would figure that a Mets win was, at the very least, quite possible.
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In other words, it's quite possible a minority — not a majority — held this view.
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However, it seems quite possible that President Trump will seek a new Fed chair.
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It's quite possible that Apple will retire this model after launching the iPhone SE 2.
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That's why it seems quite possible that Trump has some of the details wrong here.
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And even in our tabloid-driven age, it's quite possible that we simply never will.
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But it's also quite possible it's just the only example we happen to know about.
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It met with Freeland, who says a positive result is still quite possible, last week.
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It's quite possible that his vision is impaired, but it's not clear to what degree.
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It's quite possible that some of that flow has found its way onto LME warrant.
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So it's quite possible that 2016 could see a big surge in heat as well.
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It's quite possible Donald Trump is the poster boy for tax evasion by the rich.
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All of that seemed quite possible in the days immediately after the election and inauguration.
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But if the moderate field remains divided, it's quite possible that Trump will win again.
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It was quite possible that free trade might reduce workers' share of the national income.
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"That's quite possible," said Cummings, senior Democrat on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
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It's quite possible that Kudlow and the Trump administration will encourage her to reverse course.
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Some may wish to make love all day and that's quite possible with the product.
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But it is quite possible that the top leadership believes the imminence of an invasion.
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But it's quite possible that some of those consequences could be bad for the Pistons.
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It's quite possible that using gene drives to exterminate certain mosquito species would be benign.
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"It is quite possible that maybe they were longing for such an information," she said.
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That's quite possible because the U.S. is not making any progress on trade with Japan.
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Trump's approval rating suggests that a single digit race is quite possible in the state.
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I still think it's quite possible they don't have enough irritants in their upper ranks.
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It's quite possible for [kids in] child care to learn racial thinking from other children.
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It is hence quite possible that the program developed a model that is indeed discriminatory.
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It's quite possible that the best and most exciting phones this summer come out of China.
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With Facebook and Snap already sniffing around Squad, it's quite possible they'll try to copy it.
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It's quite possible that what matters most are the conversations that come about as a result.
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It's quite possible that the big story post-Iowa will be how badly these two underperformed.
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It's quite possible that they won't be able to predict how low they will go, either.
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A quick note: It is quite possible that you own more than one of these shirts.
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Were I struggling with something equivalent today, it's quite possible exercise alone could straighten me out.
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It's also quite possible nearby islanders will continue to find semi-translucent crystals on the ground.
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In other words, Sanford could win Tuesday, but it's also quite possible that he could lose.
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Without Chicagoan Heard's contributions, its quite possible that house as we know it today wouldn't exist.
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But it actually quite possible that it is not just less effective; it is actually counterproductive.
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And it's quite possible that scientists could find more promising uses for probiotics in the future.
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"It is quite possible that eventually tremolite will be prohibited in all talc," Shelley wrote on Feb.
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"I think it's quite possible there could be a lot of challenges to his appointment," Vladeck said.
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"It is quite possible that Shenzhen can overtake Hong Kong in two years," Tam cited Zhang saying.
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It's quite possible that Chua has never told young female law clerks to let him objectify them.
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It's quite possible, according to a 29-year study published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology.
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It's quite possible that he purchased it from merchants along a trade route, as per the researchers.
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It's quite possible that this vessel is actually a space station called The Peak from the comics.
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It is quite possible for a candidate to overcome early losses with a blitz of media coverage.
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"All of which is quite possible in the next few decades, as the climate shifts," Sayer said.
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"While quite possible in theory, we haven't seen malware specifically designed to attack smart speakers," says Iliushin.
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" "It is quite possible that, in time, people travelling from Ireland to the UK will need visas.
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After all, what would happen if, as is quite possible, talks with the North Korean regime collapse?
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Imitating human behavior we don't understand ourselves is not yet quite possible (memories, love, physical pain, etc.).
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"It's quite possible there isn't a waiver process along the lines of what's been described to us."
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And if the Warriors can keep their core together, it's quite possible there's more on the way.
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It's quite possible that after four years of this Trump will have effectively destroyed the prevailing culture.
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It seems quite possible that Mueller could end up indicting some of those in Trump's inner circle.
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" Asked whether it was his opinion that such an event would happen, Mobius responded: "It's quite possible.
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It's quite possible a disaster will jumble energy politics in the Trump era in an unexpected way.
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If that happens, it's quite possible the company will have the winner's circle to itself for some time.
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It's quite possible those two installments will feature the most superheroes ever seen on screen at one time.
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It's quite possible that growing up with smartphones and social media may produce distinct psychological and social effects.
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So it's quite possible Trump picked up much of what he said from Fox's conservative commentators and hosts.
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Even with the morale and logistical boost $100 million can bring, it's quite possible E.T. may not exist.
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We don't know much about the Three-Eyed Raven's longevity, either; it's quite possible he could be immortal.
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It's quite possible that Vicki or Samantha wrote that note (Vicki's name is first) and misspelled Sophie's name.
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It's quite possible that they'll continue on with their careers, suffering little more than a short monetary drought.
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It's become increasingly apparent that Republican nominee is, among many unsavory things, quite possible a serial sexual predator.
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It is quite possible the administration may also to execute most substantial changes to the program through regulation.
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In fact, it's quite possible that the fundamental cause of the 1950 boom was bad news, not good.
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"It's quite possible that there was already a challenge around the fees or the costs," Ms. Voth said.
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They are: Depending on what Mueller's investigation turns up, it's quite possible that it could end Trump's presidency.
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"It is quite possible that the fossils reflect an extinct, early branching group," he said in an email.
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Considering the fervor of many gun-rights advocates, it's quite possible that not even reversal of Roe v.
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"It's quite possible that there's no change in the military approach to dealing with these groups," he added.
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On current form, it does seem quite possible that this will be a year of copper supply deficit.
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We think it's quite possible that communicating with the gut is much more common than is currently known.
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Right now, there is every indication that it's quite possible a woodchuck is using the flags in its burrow.
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And while the drug is often portrayed as a party lubricant, it's quite possible it's serving another function entirely.
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The analysts stress that it is quite possible that the authorities will move to limit the disruption to trade.
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It's quite possible that Drake is the only Scorpio to ever live who doesn't thrive by holding eternal drudges.
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In fact, it's quite possible that you guessed the star was having a baby before she spilled the tea.
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But if you left feeling good, validated, and supported, it's quite possible that sex could even enhance your performance.
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History has also taught us that it's also quite possible that the problem lies in the charger or cable.
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That said, it is quite possible that you have not yet heard why the iPhone X should worry you.
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It is quite possible that this thesis is correct; it is not possible to know that it is correct.
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It is quite possible, in short, that the dollar's ebb has given companies like Apple only a temporary reprieve.
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It's quite possible sparks will fly at a work function, as this full moon falls in your career house.
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It's quite possible; they are the A.F.C.'s first wild-card team in 268 percent of the Simulator's scenarios.
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The Sanders surge in the polls is a pretty clear phenomenon, and a victory in Nevada seems quite possible.
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"I think it's quite possible that he got it over the finish line," the former official said of Biden.
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Given each team's recent success, it's quite possible the programs will meet outside of the regular season before then.
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It's quite possible that Wright is one of Bitcoin's founders, or at least a key person in the cryptocurrency's development.
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In addition, it's also quite possible that news of the campaign's financial woes earlier this week worked to galvanize donors.
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So, it's quite possible that this mom will never have the body she had before giving birth, and that's okay.
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Rawlinson said it's "quite possible" that the Silicon Valley-based automaker would reveal plans for an SUV later this year.
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Indeed, it's quite possible — though far from certain — that the Sanders platform could be the future of the Democratic Party.
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I think the financial markets are telling us, loudly and clearly, that President-elect Trump's deals are all quite possible.
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So it is quite possible that members of Congress imagined that state of affairs: it is the one they legislated.
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If a loan was for $250,000, it is quite possible that investors were putting all their eggs in one basket.
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" To which Holen elaborated: "It's quite possible that early populations came in and didn't make it...it's a distinct possibility.
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By the same token, it is quite possible to maintain popular support for mass immigration, even from culturally dissimilar places.
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For starters, he notes, it'd be quite possible to retrofit existing nuclear reactors to ramp up and down more easily.
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I think one of your peers might end up actually being in that business at some ... And it's quite possible.
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It's quite possible that Russia envisions backing Assad and an Alawi enclave, including Damascus and the coastal areas, in perpetuity.
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It's also quite possible that Amazon is letting the whole Wearables 1.0 phase pass while it works on other stuff.
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It's quite possible that the increased brain activity could lead to people seeing a bright light or experiencing tunnel vision.
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It is quite possible he learned his bomb-making skills from someone more experienced who has yet to be discovered.
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It is quite possible that Hulings could be forced into a May runoff — one he'd be heavily favored to win.
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Even if there's a Democratic president elected in 2020, it's quite possible that Republicans might control the Senate in 2023.
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When TESS begins operations in the near future, it's quite possible that we will soon go from dreaming to knowing.
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Either way, it is quite possible that a new election will need to take place in North Carolina's 9th District.
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In the coming months, it looks quite possible that Kamala Harris might win Obama's endorsement of her bid for president.
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"It is quite possible that emissions will fall modestly from now on, implying that 22025 was the peak," they wrote.
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It's quite possible that you have some bee roommates in there, or any other place they can reasonably squeeze into.
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First, it's quite possible that Biden could win Iowa outright, and in doing so basically wrap up the nomination early.
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Now, it's quite possible that you didn't know Messenger can be themed at all, so here's how to enable this.
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It's quite possible there will end up being either appeals or a settlement rather than a final decision at trial.
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"It is quite possible that maybe they were longing for such information," she told NBC in an interview broadcast this morning.
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"It's quite possible we build several hundred by the end of this year," a Local Motors spokesperson wrote in an email.
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And as much as I hate to ponder it, it's quite possible these will become a new wardrobe staple after all.
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It's quite possible that his admission was due to nothing more than what we would today categorize as typical concussed behavior.
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Analysts say it's quite possible the 22.223-year could even break 20.86 percent, though they are not necessarily expecting it to.
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Since all this happened before part one of Sekret Machines came out it's quite possible this was all for the book.
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With new genetic editing techniques, it's quite possible we could learn to speed up biological processes, like tree and plant growth.
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Had it not been for Gottfried's money, it is quite possible that Herbst would not have survived the horrors to come.
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"Then, if you lose that fight, it's quite possible that anybody who's seen that document is off the case," Litman said.
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And in two famously close elections — 1960 and 2000 — it's quite possible that debates played a role in swinging the outcome.
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"It is quite possible that they would, as a consequence of that, launch an attempted invasion of South Korea," Carter said.
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Clinton in certain battleground states, and it's quite possible the shadow created by the F.B.I. director was the major culprit. Oct.
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That's quite possible because economic growth has accelerated considerably since it bottomed out at 1.2 percent in the spring of 2016.
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It is quite possible that those words will come back to haunt Mayor Baraka when Amazon is evaluating the HQ2 proposals.
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"If you were a band from the 1990s, it was quite possible that your music wasn't released on vinyl," Wareham says.
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But it's also quite possible that what we know now is roughly what we'll know when all of this is over.
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"It is quite possible one of them could dedicate their lives to robotics," the journalist Arseny Kondratiev said in his report.
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It's quite possible that, come early 2019, we'll have more women serving as governors, senators, and House members than ever before.
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And it is quite possible that President Trump's corporate tax cuts may remain in place, even if Trump political power ebbs.
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It's also quite possible that he knows he's playing the role of a "sugar daddy" and is content with its limitations.
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"It's quite possible that maybe they were looking for such information, they wanted it so badly," she said through a translator.
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It's quite possible the well-regarded Harbaugh can work some more coaching magic and lead the Wolverines to a better 2016.
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"It's quite possible that the negative effects on health we find today could have been beneficial in a different environment," she said.
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"I don't really believe it's quite possible yet" that cars will be able to drive themselves without a steering wheel, he added.
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But as Morrison observed, the skull did have some distinguishing features; it's quite possible that Bellingham had a peculiar look to him.
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It's quite possible they are out looking for a new job to put food on the table for their children to survive.
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However, it's also quite possible that Apple will reveal the rumored full-screen iPhone lineup based on the iPhone X form factor.
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"If these returns continue, it is quite possible that we could see the world's first trillionaire within 25 years," the report states.
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It's quite possible that the stock market is wildly overbought in the short-run and due for a short and scary pullback.
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Ok, this is a totally made-up sci-fi setting, but a new paper suggests such a story could be quite possible.
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"It's possible, it's quite possible," said Chris Spirou, the former New Hampshire Democratic Party chairman and veteran political operative in the state.
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It is quite possible that the government will fall and that Mr Corbyn will go into the resultant election campaign as favourite.
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It's quite possible that Trump will hand off the responsibility to House Speaker Paul Ryan, who could help craft a new system.
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Yet it would be quite possible to be swept into this book's homely, poetic narrative and not notice this device at all.
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It's quite possible that lots of women in my life have had Botox — I would never know; today's injections look very natural.
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And after all was said and done, even with the corroborating evidence, it was quite possible that a jury would not convict.
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While several Fed officials have stressed in recent weeks that a mid-March rate hike is quite possible, investors have been skeptical.
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It's quite possible to sell a startup for a billion dollars and make less than someone who sells theirs for $100 million.
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However, he added that it was "quite possible" that heavy tariffs on Mexican imports could force the company to close Mexican plants.
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" The Perspectives paper concluded: "[I]t is quite possible that a considerable number of relationships reported in this literature are entirely illusory.
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Of course, it's quite possible that the character Chad hates the most, for even agreeing to appear on this shitshow, is himself.
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It is quite possible that the parties had different understandings and it is no wonder that a dispute has turned to litigation.
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It's quite possible that the men who write on these sites were violent misogynists before they ever logged on to Larson's forums.
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"[A] 10% to 20% [correction] would be quite possible if this market gets to 33,500 well ahead of my schedule," he said.
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Assuming some deterioration on that front, quite possible the Bank of Canada would see the need to cut rates later this year.
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It's "quite possible" that the incident was staged to draw Cali outside and into a confrontation with the suspected shooter, he said.
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It's "quite possible" that the incident was staged to draw Cali outside and into a confrontation with the suspected shooter, Shea said.
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"And even if it did, it is quite possible that fatal damage has already been done to Huawei's smartphone business," he said.
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Therefore, the aide said, it is quite possible that the overall public view of private insurance is less positive than these results show.
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But JC Parets, founder of All Star Charts, says a U.S. market crash is quite possible as equities slug through a tough October.
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"It's quite possible that he might choose one of his other names: Philip, Arthur or George," former palace spokesman, Dickie Arbiter, tells PEOPLE.
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It's quite possible other people are looking for travel companions too but aren't sure how to take the lead on making plans. 8.
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"It is quite possible that eventually tremolite will be prohibited in all talc," Shelley wrote on February 20, 1973, to a British colleague.
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It's quite possible that no Florida gun law would have stopped Katz, who was armed with two handguns, he'd purchased legally in Maryland.
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"If you can give the convertible note holder a higher ultimate price, it is quite possible to renegotiate the kickers," the source said.
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Judging by a sketch of the upcoming Lenovo Z5, posted on Weibo by Lenovo VP Chang Cheng (unearthed by CNET), it's quite possible.
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It's quite possible that, as a legacy of our consumer habits, each of us is consuming microplastics on a regular basis as well.
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"It's quite possible that Trump's advisor is a pragmatist and a realist," Reshetnikov said, according to a translation of his comments in Russian.
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ASH CARTER, FORMER DEFENSE SECRETARY: It's quite possible that they would as a consequence of that launch, an attempted invasion of South Korea.
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Instead of debating whether Jon or Daenerys is the chosen individual, also known as Azor Ahai, it's quite possible that they both are.
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"I consider it quite possible that the equilibrium jobless rate is slightly below our 4.5 percent estimate, but probably only slightly," Saunders said.
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"It's quite possible that maybe they were looking for such information, they wanted it so badly," Veselnitskaya said through a translator to NBC.
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Given her behavior — and little fear of being recognized on a national stage — it's quite possible that she was working with the traffickers.
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Gomez has been hinting at a special new project for weeks now, so it's quite possible that "Bad Liar" is that very thing.
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It's quite possible that part of his reason for rejecting the digital options available to him was that they simply weren't good enough.
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But the atmosphere might beg to differ as multiple signs are beginning to appear that extreme cold is quite possible well into March.
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It's statistically quite possible that at least one of those people might have committed murder during that time had they not been interned.
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Even if your adorable hedgehog looks perfectly clean and generally cute, it's quite possible that there's fecal matter on its face and body.
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"It's quite possible someone's having sex with me right now and I don't even know it," adult performer and director Stoya told me.
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"It's quite possible that at some point Italy enters a crisis and has no choice but to restructure the debt," Mr. Codogno said.
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It now looks quite possible that candidates will be left out of the first Democratic debate, which has slots for 20 of them.
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The story rides the edge between reality and magic with gentle aplomb; Alexander's loose, free-spirited art makes the magic feel quite possible.
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And it's quite possible I won't get to walk to the processional with my friends in June as our families cheer us on.
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In today's America, nothing is immune from politics, and it's quite possible that even a series with a successful rollout cannot escape that.
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It's also quite possible that the vice presidential nominee would be chosen at the convention — perhaps as a means of merging competing candidacies.
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"It's quite possible and common to have both addiction and another mental or behavioral disorder simultaneously," he told me, like depression or anxiety.
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And after that, well, it's quite possible that everyone starts switching to wireless-only charging, meaning that this whole hubbub won't matter much.
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"You may think it couldn't happen here," one character observes, "but I assure you it's quite possible, especially if you're divided amongst yourselves."
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It's quite possible that interest will be reignited when there is a student march on Washington, DC., and around the country next weekend.
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It's quite possible that attaining the premiership now is political suicide — not only for Gove or May, but also the entire Conservative Party.
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Yet people close to Trudeau acknowledge that it is quite possible Trump might slap tariffs on Canadian autos, which would have major consequences.
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But if you employ enough machine-aided humans to properly enforce your community standards then it's quite possible to shrink a toxic content problem.
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"It's quite possible that Thomas's opinion is therefore less a prediction of where the court is likely to go than an aspiration," Vladeck said.
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"It's quite possible that Thomas's opinion is therefore less a prediction of where the court is likely to go than an aspiration," Vladeck added.
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"We're figuring out some of the inherent issues with these equations and why it's quite possible [that] people have to rethink them," said Buckmaster.
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Update, July 26th at 8:06 PM ET: It's quite possible that these $125 payments won't actually be $125 when all's said and done.
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"It's quite possible that some women do have innervation or nerve conduction, and therefore sensation at the cervix or near the cervix," she says.
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For Kidman, specifically, it's quite possible (though pure speculation) that learning of Witherspoon's pay raise helped her negotiate for a similar or same salary.
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While it's quite possible that this is a deliberate stunt, we'd like to think this is the least successful cover up of all time.
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If the price is right, this could dramatically expand access to care; however, it is quite possible no company would voluntarily agree to participate.
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It's quite possible — likely even — that we will achieve these lofty numbers but the market weakens when guidance is not as strong as expected.
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While Jose is not expected to make landfall, it's quite possible it could add to the misery on Barbuda, which was devastated by Irma.
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It is quite possible that China is cross-referencing those two massive databases to identify sensitive PII specifically on members of the U.S. military.
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It's quite possible that he'll be able to apply the same principle to tunneling and make tunnels faster, cheaper and better than the competition.
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It's quite possible that both tin and nickel, another high-value metallic finance tool, are being buoyed by stocks financiers rather than directional investors.
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" He said if an all-out conflict were to erupt on the peninsula, "it's quite possible it could be a very intense, bloody war.
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And it's quite possible that Americans will have learned to accept the economic, humanitarian, and anti-democratic costs imposed by an all-volunteer military.
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It's quite possible no amount of data or psychological theories will ever give a definitive answer as to why this sort of atrocity happens.
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"It is quite possible that these unobfuscated connections may represent the locations that the adversary is operating from or testing in," the research said.
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"Changes are quite possible," Slutski told reporters, though he declined to criticize his misfiring forward trio of Aleksandr Kokorin, Artem Dzyuba and Fedor Smolov.
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Therefore, it's quite possible that you or a loved one will witness a cardiovascular event one day and be called upon to preserve life.
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So now, it's quite possible the problem might have been caused by another component that interacts with the battery, rather than the battery itself.
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It's quite possible that when Bergevin traded Subban, he set in motion a course of events that could also cost the team its goaltender.
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Anton Anismov, a freelance software developer based out of Redwood City, California, said it's quite possible to make more as a freelancer than an employee.
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" In this type of situation, he says, "it's quite possible they haven't had the time to look into who will loan them money to survive.
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The good news, though, is that it's quite possible that Gilmore Girls will get another chance to make it up to less-than-thrilled fans.
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Now, if we're sticking with his very sound logic then it's quite possible the Perfect Date's soundtrack will be the coolest thing you've ever heard.
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Journalists were shown an extended version of that scene, and I'll just say it's quite possible that Yen steals the entire movie because of it.
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Quick take: With the caveat that it's quite possible to over-interpret Trump's tweets, today's action underscores the tricky oil politics facing the White House.
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Yet there are secrets that Tony is keeping from Olivia, and it's quite possible that her new friend Jackie might have a few secrets, too.
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It's quite possible that Samsung can muster a properly working Note73 on the third try — but will anyone trust the company enough to buy one?
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It's also quite possible that the nonprofit organization won't practice inclusivity but instead use it as a buzzword to lure an audience alongside new advertisers.
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A 10 percent drop in stocks was "quite possible" in the coming months, Peter Oppenheimer, chief global equities strategist at Goldman Sachs, told CNBC Tuesday.
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In fact, it's quite possible that none of it is true: While the potato clip exists on YouTube, we haven't seen it during the game.
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"However, if we see a red sweep of any substance it's quite possible we could see real gyrations in the health-care market," Crowell said.
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If the leave side wins thanks to English votes, which is quite possible, the SNP will demand another independence referendum, which it expects to win.
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There are so many nationalities, so many interests, so it's quite possible for a demagogue to twang the negative chords in various constituencies of interest.
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But if Clinton had won, it's quite possible it would have been her digital director extolling the virtues of Facebook's ad tools on 60 Minutes.
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By the second half of the year, it's quite possible that everyone will be talking again about a hard landing in the Chinese metals sector.
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It seems quite possible that the president levied the hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum as a negotiating position, but we do not yet know.
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The script for this movie hit the much-respected Black List back in 2012, so quite possible there's more to it that we aren't seeing.
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"It's quite possible that we just had our last wild spawning of pillar coral this year," Keri O'Neil, the aquarium's senior coral scientist, told CNN.
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Still, such is the belligerent dominance of Trump's personality, it's quite possible that he will simply drown out any political positioning of those around him.
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With Valtteri Bottas still finding his feet after joining from Williams as Rosberg's replacement, and yet to win a race, that is also quite possible.
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There's nothing I've said here that discounts the history of racism and pseudoscience and the fact that it's quite possible to be a racist scientist.
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Although they pooh-pooh the idea, it seems quite possible that Gota and Mahinda will fight over every bit of power at the country's expense.
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But it's quite possible that lotteries are taking advantage of psychological biases like a common tendency to overestimate the slim odds of hitting the jackpot.
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And, well, it's quite possible she's not in a financial position to leave -- at least while ensuring herself the life to which she's become accustomed.
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But I found it quite possible to click through the pathways in "Bandersnatch" without finding a reason for any version of this story to exist.
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Of course, it's quite possible Markle is simply avoiding the U.S. president, who she slammed and called "misogynistic" in 2016 when he was a candidate.
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One reason Democrats shouldn't completely panic just yet is that it is quite possible for Clinton to still win if she loses Ohio, Florida, and Nevada.
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It's quite possible, as some research has argued, that no orbital anomalies exist in the Kuiper belt, and that scientists are victims of an observation bias.
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It is quite possible that we may see much stronger, much more synchronized, global growth in 2017 than we have seen at any time since 2003.
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However, it's quite possible that an official proposal is still to come: they've been going strong for over a year and have reportedly moved in together.
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And it is quite possible that such a gesture could have also opened up a new chapter of friendlier, more cooperative and more productive bilateral relations.
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It's quite possible that this man was commenting on the fact that many in-laws are overly proud (and only proud) of their doctor/lawyer connections.
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" He added: "It is quite possible that our friends in the European Union will reject parliament's request for further delay (or not take a decision quickly).
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When Members of Parliament (MPs) get another chance to vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's deal by March 12, it's quite possible they'll reject it again.
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The good news is that once America firmly stops one case of proliferation, the world will change; and what appears difficult today will become quite possible.
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"It's quite possible the Trump administration would take South Africa on," said David Wolpert, CEO of the Association of Meat Importers and Exporters of South Africa.
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It's quite possible that the rumors about the ban of crypto trading will stay lingering in the air for a while, without official confirmation or denial.
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It's quite possible that were Pompeo's confirmation be defeated, the discussions with Pyongyang would collapse, leaving no way forward on negotiations to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
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"As things stands now, it is quite possible that by this time next year we can say Iceland doesn't have any capital controls anymore," Gudmundsson said.
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It's quite possible that Chinese mine production hasn't been rising at all but rather that stocks have been drawn down to keep China's smelters ticking over.
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Those holdings may be difficult or even impossible for Musk to quickly sell for cash, meaning it's quite possible that he could face a liquidity crunch.
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It's quite possible that she hits a breaking point and leaves the show, and Peter chases after her, finally ready to give her what she needs.
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It's quite possible this should have been obvious to me much sooner than it was, that I was blinded to certain realities I should have recognized.
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It is quite possible that the Russians don't believe they can make Trump win, and just want to weaken Clinton and distract Americans from foreign policy.
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So it's quite possible that moving birth control over the counter, without a requirement that insurance plans still cover the medication, would actually drive prices up.
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That finish is quite possible: According to public polling average, Biden is ahead of his nearest challenger, Sanders, by double digits, and the lead is growing.
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It also looks quite possible that the virus will inflict a lot of economic damage — even if it doesn't kill you, it might kill your job.
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As we enter an election year, it's seems quite possible that nothing substantive will be done to address the growing need to protect Americans' personal information.
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It is quite possible that GDPR may bring change to the U.S. and open the door for the enactment of similar regulations affecting all 50 states.
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On Monday, Nicholson said it was "quite possible" the Pakistan-based, Taliban-linked Haqqani network was responsible, based on the "level of sophistication" of the attack.
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If that happens, it's quite possible that his approval rating will begin to drift below 40 percent — and the bad news will then feed on itself.
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But there are major caveats here: This is just one study (we shouldn't dismiss it, but it's quite possible the results were simply due to chance).
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"In the very short run it's quite possible that the administration could win a reversal of this ruling" on appeal because of these procedural reasons, Galle said.
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It's quite possible that MU69 is a two-lobed object similar to comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, which was observed by the Rosetta spacecraft from 2015 to 2016.
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It's quite possible that Musk is trying to delegitimize Osatanakorn, because he's the one who said that the kid-sized sub was "not practical" for the rescue.
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It's quite possible that he was only momentarily shaken up, or maybe just trying that old goaltending trick of embellishing contact to try to draw a whistle.
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And no matter how much Cruz says it will never happen, it's still quite possible the eventual GOP nominee is not even in the race right now.
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Given Republicans' widespread opposition to any nominee, it's quite possible that anyone Obama picks will be rejected and thus too toxic for the next president to appoint.
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But in larger business organizations, it's quite possible that some team member had built a Slack bot and inadvertently revealed their Slack token, potentially exposing company data.
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It's quite possible that the ultimate amount of money at stake here is significantly larger than in any of the other cases that have been brought before.
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"If the share price looked a bit stronger, it is quite possible the chancellor might decide on a reasonably rapid sale," Macpherson told an annual parliamentary hearing.
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However, it is quite possible that leverage may not fall to the extent to which BEst is currently forecasting, considering the positive bias of the historic case.
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While it's quite possible that having women in the clergy would have instilled more accountability and sensitivity, child sexual abuse also happens in faiths with married clergy.
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Now, with all of that, it's still quite possible that the founder isn't able to do a great job and isn't a great leader for the company.
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It is quite possible something else was at play here that may have animated the various factors he considered to get to the ultimate decision against prosecution.
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At the same time, it's quite possible that excessive time spent playing games — as with any hobby — may be unhealthy or a sign that someone is struggling.
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"It's quite possible that the LinkedIn breach is to blame again," Graham Cluley, an online security expert and consultant, wrote in an email about the N.F.L. hoax.
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He added that it was "quite possible" to continue to facilitate the formation of a yield curve seen most appropriate for hitting its 2 percent price goal.
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Several writers also pointed out that the letter also came too late, in a way, as it is quite possible some steroid users have already been admitted.
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It's quite possible that his strategy of feeding the base will doom his chances of re-election, but at this point it's the best play he has.
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"It has also shown that it's quite possible that even if the global economy can recover from the coronavirus, inflation maybe slower to come back," he added.
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"It's quite possible that this kind of public exercise could actually be bad for science — it's like the toddler banging his spoon in the highchair," he said.
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"It's quite possible we might see a positive close to the share market today," McCarthy added, saying investors are seeing the minor fall as a buying opportunity.
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It's quite possible that the tin-based solder in your PlayStation 4, which is the glue holding its vital computerized parts together, originated from such deep exploitation.
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If Lisa hadn't been with Jared on his last night, it's quite possible no one would ever have realized what had helped push him over the edge.
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When I asked Walters if we would ever see a paperless system in other countries, he said that it's quite possible, but not on a global scale.
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"Only if we did have a long-lasting rise in productivity would there be pressure for it to rise up ... that, of course, is quite possible," he said.
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It's quite possible that these people are close to Foxconn and have some info about some Apple products, but are also making up things as they go along.
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If not for the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant and facilities like it, it's quite possible that New York City would drown in its own feces and filth.
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"It's quite possible that we will have volatility for the remainder of the year," said Nate Gallon, a partner who leads IPO deals for law firm Hogan Lovells.
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"In fact, worse than that, things would have gone on and there would be other victims, and it is quite possible we would have never learned about this."
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Now it's quite possible that I'd been blinded by my singular grocery devotion (ahem, Trader Joe's), because even my own mother knew what was up before I did.
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Carol Robles-Román, an attorney and women's rights leader who has extensive experience in judicial selection and vetting, says that it's quite possible Ford's allegations have come up.
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While we are not yet to the point where democracies are rare, as in the 218s, it is quite possible that the "third wave" of democratization has peaked.
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" "With this in mind, it is quite possible that Kim's claim could be untrue, which would come as no surprise to those familiar with the regime's saber rattling.
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"It is quite possible that Japan cooperates with China on various (Belt and Road) projects on a case by case basis where international standards are met," Kono said.
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Why it matters: "It's quite possible that this is worth two Nobel Prizes," if the interpretation is correct, theoretical astrophysicist Avi Loeb of Harvard University told Science News.
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It is quite possible that, having spent a fortune on nuclear weapons in pursuit of these objectives, Kim would be handed them for the price of a hamburger.
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It's quite possible her necklace, which features three stones (perhaps one for each member of the new Sussex family?) was a push present from new dad, Prince Harry.
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"I'd see that [as] quite possible," Lott Jr., the author of "The War on Guns," told host Buck Sexton last week at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC).
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"It's quite possible it will touch every state," said Jennifer Field, a professor at Oregon State University and an expert on the chemistry of Aqueous Film Forming Foam.
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A more proximate possibility is that peace talks collapse or drag on unproductively, in which case it seems quite possible that President Trump would accelerate the full withdrawal.
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As Vox's Alex Ward has reported, the strategic partnership between the two NATO allies has deteriorated in recent years — and it's quite possible it could be beyond repair.
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Federer plans to use it to practice with left-handed sparring partners, although it is never quite possible for a sparring partner to replicate Nadal's left-handed shots.
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"It is quite possible that India's full-year growth will slip below 6% in 2019," Priyanka Kishore, head of India at Oxford Economics, wrote in a research note.
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Farhad: I know it's hard to love Uber, and also it's quite possible that Uber stole Google's self-driving tech (we'll find out as the big lawsuit proceeds).
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Ada Calhoun is having a mid-life crisis, and if you are a middle-class woman born between 1965 and 1980, it's quite possible that you are, too.
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But with Trump reveling in the embrace of his adoring, partisan crowd, it's quite possible that he returned to the White House with his base-baiting instincts replenished.
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We got Drew outside Chelsea Studios Tuesday in NYC and he said it's quite possible Aaron's facing serious mental issues similar to what Britney went through in 2007.
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If Jurgen Klopp does one of his trademark jump-around-fist-pumping-like-an-idiot celebrations, it's quite possible that Conte will simply rend him limb from limb.
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The FBI has no idea whether any of these emails are even new — it is quite possible, if not likely, that all of these emails were previously reviewed.
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However, it seems quite possible that at some point, the Democrats may conclude that they are better off calling President Trump's bluff and refusing to negotiate with kidnappers.
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He was asked about his knowledge of Bedminster's employment practices in the present day, and it is quite possible he is genuinely unaware of the status of every employee.
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"If they could all reduce their marketing, then there might be some extra funding to support research and development, so it's quite possible that everyone would gain," he said.
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Although the very beginning of Dietland might not whet your appetite, it's quite possible the rest of the season will be as delicious as one of Plum's chocolate cakes.
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It's quite possible that they crack the case of the Polaroids by teaming up with Clay… but it's also likely that they will punish their classmates for every slight.
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"It's quite possible the Russians don't care about the initial identification 'cause their guys were out and maybe their target and the message sent was worth it," he said.
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"It will be very different from this year... it is quite possible that Massa tries to drive the agenda next year," said the spokesman, who declined to be named.
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People's experiences with ex-sex may vary due to their own unique personalities and relationship histories, which means it's quite possible that some people may benefit more than others.
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If not, it's quite possible the same equipment was cleaned with less powerful acids, leaving trace amounts of nandrolone on the equipment and, eventually, into the batch of testosterone.
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In recent weeks, it's seemed quite possible that she could lose both Iowa and New Hampshire — which would have been an embarrassing defeat for the supposedly inevitable Democratic nominee.
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Though increasingly unfashionable in the unicorn era, it is quite possible, and perhaps even advisable, to build a billion dollar publicly-traded company with under $50M in venture capital.
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From the way the blood is dripping, and the fact that this person (seemingly a woman) can't make out words, it's quite possible that her throat has been cut.
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So, instead, he campaigns as the presumptive nominee—one not particularly interested in even acknowledging his fellow candidates (it's quite possible that he can't even name all of them).
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Notably, Google already features some hands-free gestures in a different, shorter promo video (above), so it's quite possible that the company will officially launch the new one soon.
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"It is quite possible that there's been coordination between the Republican majority, perhaps the chairman [Nunes], the president, and the White House on releasing the Nunes memo," he said.
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In the UK, the Office for Budget Responsibility has warned a recession this year is "quite possible" as the COVID-19 outbreak reaches its peak in the coming months.
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It is also quite possible, after all the Tuesday states are accounted for, that the delegate picture will look very competitive, particularly as full tallies from California roll in.
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Since Spotify embarked on its podcast buying spree, lots of podcast-related businesses have imagined that their value has increased, so it's quite possible that Simmons feels the same.
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"It's quite possible that the Neanderthals were collecting shells as far down as 2 to 4 meters," Villa said, which is the equivalent of about six to 13 feet.
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It's quite possible that's true, and that Trump himself won't prove to be directly culpable in the collusion with Moscow that his own son seemed eager to carry out.
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But it's also quite possible that the announcement has something to do with the fact that Trump is still recovering from his performance alongside Putin in Helsinki last month.
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Building something like this seems quite possible with some trial and error; so if you're motivated enough, LEGO could be on its way to changing your breakfast game forever.
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It's quite possible that we may wish to keep the whole thing confidential rather than allow it to be published in patent form and thus let the whole world know.
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Since noisy wings are found in many other groups of birds, it's quite possible that many more of our already musically talented feathered friends are hiding some serious instrumental skillz.
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With Thomas Markle no longer set to be in attendance on the big day, it's quite possible that Doria would take his place to walk her daughter down the aisle.
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First of all, The Pirate Bay itself abounds with shady ads, and it's quite possible that by clicking on the wrong thing you'll infect your computer with spyware or worse.
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"We still don't even know if it's possible to scale quantum computers; quite possible that adding qbits will have an exponential cost," wrote early Bitcoin developer Peter Todd, on Twitter.
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It's quite possible that number would drop in today's market, after a couple years where other digital publishers have folded, sold at fire sale prices, or seen their valuations slashed.
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With Thomas no longer set to be in attendance on the big day, it's quite possible that Doria would take his place to walk her daughter down the aisle. 2.
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It is also quite possible that Trump might lose but that Republicans will maintain control of the Senate and the House as well as a large number of state legislatures.
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The above avenues are open to him, and if he can use them to improve his game, it's quite possible he could find himself in the league at some point.
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Earlier in the year, some genius realised that it's quite possible to seamlessly replace Donald Trump's eyes with little tiny mouths — and now, someone has taken it a step further.
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As soon as we leave this time of uncertainties I think we are again quite ready to raise the question of the full privatisation of VTB, which is quite possible.
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It's quite possible that this scene was not supposed to be titillating at all, but an example of how vulnerable a situation Betty was putting herself in at the time.
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It is quite possible that any attempt at proposing policies of fiscal discipline will be abandoned, and we may well see lavish spending commitments by parties from across the spectrum.
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Add to that the need to replace departing players – again, dependent on their transfer embargo being overturned – and it's quite possible that Bolton's playing staff will be unrecognisable next season.
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With as many people as I saw itching for a dancehall revival of sorts in the city and beyond, it's quite possible we might come full circle on this one.
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The result is that it is quite possible that by 2020 people at the bottom will be poorer in real terms than when the Conservative government took power in 2010.
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"It's quite possible he has put the children at risk," he said, adding to the unethical point that the scientist obtained consent himself, rather than through an impartial third party.
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Asked about prospects of listing OKEA's shares, he said it was "quite possible", though the immediate focus was on implementing the deal with Shell and getting access to more assets.
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While his personal decline has probably put paid to a mooted move to Real Madrid, a transfer to Paris Saint-Germain this summer is – by his own admission – quite possible.
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Overall, you can think of the math in this way: In theory, it's quite possible for one candidate to win 57 percent of the delegates in a two-way race.
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Given SoftBank's deep pockets — it has a $100 billion fund aimed at start-ups — it is quite possible that WeWork could weather financial difficulties without any help from its landlords.
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It's quite possible that you've fantasized about never having to leave the house before—a time where you're supposed to be lazy and stay inside for the good of society.
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It is quite possible that Mr. Kushner has found a receptive audience in other Arab states he has visited, where Mr. Trump's — and Israel's — tough stance against Iran is welcomed.
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Because the Galaxy Fold doesn't have an official IP rating for dust or water resistance, it's still quite possible for small particles to find their way inside Samsung's foldable phone.
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On that night in Paris, it's quite possible that he suddenly realized the depth of what he'd gotten himself into, recoiled at the brutality of the violence around him, and bailed.
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And it is quite possible that Chua-Rubenfeld is thoroughly deserving of a place at Yale Law School, a clerkship with a senior justice and a glittering career to follow after.
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It is quite possible that, as Mr Schröder predicts, Mr and Mrs Schmidt in Wildpoldsried will lay waste the world's conventional electricity utilities while sharing Riesling and gossip with the neighbours.
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" Given that the thread between all Black Mirror episodes is the potential hazards of the advancement of technology on human society, it's quite possible that this dog is the titular "Metalhead.
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"We think this scenario is quite possible," Dr. Eric Toner, senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Global Health Security and the designer of the mock outbreak, told Business Insider .
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"It is quite possible that emissions will fall modestly from now on, implying that 2014 was the peak," said the report, highlighting data that shows China's emissions actually fell in 2015.
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Global Road Entertainment didn't respond to a request for comment, but it's quite possible that the film was pulled from the release schedule due to all the negative press around Depp.
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On Tuesday, the judge warned that not all the suits will have hearings, and it is quite possible that decisions in any of these cases could come down at any time.
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"Rather than the rise in unemployment forecast in the November Inflation Report, it seems quite possible to me that the jobless rate will stay below 5 percent this year," he added.
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But Trump now sees him as an impediment to ending the Russia investigation—it's quite possible that he has already pushed Sessions and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to dump Mueller.
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"If you look at the opportunity in autonomous cars, which we think is the largest market opportunity Tesla has in front of it, that is quite possible," Keeney said on Friday.
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And given the revolving door on his legal team over the past year, it's quite possible that he is being given conflicting advice about whether he should do so, or not.
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It is quite possible that he possessed this kind of arrogance long before finding fame, of course, just as it is possible that dancing with a burgeoning movie starlet changed him.
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He lost most of the states up for grabs, and it's quite possible that he'll end up with fewer delegates on the evening than chief rival former Vice President Joe Biden.
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"Elephants are no more different from humans than mice are," Dr. Thesleff said, "so it's quite possible that the same gene or genes are involved" in elephant tusklessness and human toothlessness.
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"It's quite possible that we just had our last wild spawning of pillar coral this year due to the Stoney Coral Tissue Loss Disease," the aquarium's coral expert Keri O'Neill said.
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The Chinese also have some kind of tape It tells you a lot about the state of American leadership that (1) is highly implausible, while 2-4 all seem quite possible.
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It's quite possible "the planet might end up much more cooked than 23C," said Jon Overpeck, a climate scientist at the University of Michigan who had no role in the commentary.
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Given ongoing HUD inquiries into advertising practices at Google and Twitter, it is quite possible that the Trump administration will bring enforcement actions against other firms across the digital advertising sector.
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It's quite possible that the US economy could hit a soft patch in the months to come, one that won't subside until there is a clear winner in the White House.
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It's quite possible that Rex Tillerson is leaving behind a legacy of, say, stopping Trump from attacking North Korea, and we won't find out about it for years, if not decades.
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Bear in mind that network ownership of local stations isn't consistent, so it's quite possible that some of your local stations will be carried live by DirecTV Now, but others won't.
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That's the kind of energy the former prosecutor's supporters want to see her bring to the Democratic debates, which start in June, and then to her quite-possible potential matchup with Trump.
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Photo: DLRThe scientists do not appear to have attempted to grow any greens of a... uh... recreational nature, but given the success of these crops, it seems it would be quite possible.
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Fund managers believe further sanctions, such as a pull-out of bank deposits, remain quite possible in coming days or weeks, but they may hurt the Qatari economy rather than cripple it.
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While he may have used these self-styled weapons in an attempt to prove their efficacy, it is also quite possible it was because he had no legal access to anything better.
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While it's quite possible for the Saudis to make up for the loss of Iranian oil, they will no doubt be judging how much extra oil to make available to the market.
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Nevertheless, the Eagles held on to win, 35-30, although it is quite possible — even likely — that neither Coughlin nor Shurmur will be in the same position when the 28 season begins.
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If this remains the case, which seems quite possible given the strong labor market, then the question becomes, are unreasonably high interest rates to blame for the current drags on economic growth?
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Though it's difficult to sift through the reporting on where a secret bill stands, it's quite possible that the Senate GOP doesn't want to be left holding the health care hot potato.
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It is quite possible that, you know, in the medium term we will need another Pension Reform, that we need to encourage more private savings, more private investments into private pension plans.
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"As a result, it's quite possible that mistakes aren't found until after the deadline to fix them has passed, " said Randy Bruns, a CFP and private wealth advisor at HighPoint Planning Partners.
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And it's unclear how much of her early memories Red even retains once she settles into her aboveground life; it seems quite possible she's repressing her memories rather than purposely hiding them.
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But the weakness of the CDN will be noted by others, and it is quite possible that CJNG, ZVE or some other group will make a move on Nuevo Laredo in 2020.
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What they found may not be final — it may not ever even see a proper release — but it's quite possible that they've spotted changes that'll arrive to Snapchat in the near future.
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"It's quite possible that Evertz intends to go far beyond its 3 percent stake," EVS chairman and interim chief executive Pierre De Muelenaere told L'Echo when asked if Evertz planned a takeover.
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"It's quite possible that many, many more are infected and not identified because their symptoms are mild," said Ann Powers, chief of virology activity in the arboviral diseases branch at the CDC.
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It's quite possible the same accusatory flavor of "banning" could happen between China and America in the game of life—between its workers, its politicians, is people, its artists, and its media.
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Given that the past two Bond themes — by Adele and Sam Smith — have earned their artists Oscars, it's quite possible that Eilish will be invited back among the movie stars next year.
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The 2019 Game Awards will be held on December 12 and has promised several world premiere trailers, so it&aposs quite possible that "Resident Evil 3" will be one of the reveals.
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Then again, it's also quite possible that the raid has nothing to do with Trump at all: Burke, Chicago's longest-serving alderman, has been the focus of federal investigations in the past.
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It is quite possible no one on board would have heard the explosions and the first sign of trouble could well have been water inside the ship, as indicated in the calls ashore.
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However, even with all those lenses, it's quite possible Nokia might steal the spotlight from Samsung with a still-unreleased handset featuring five rear cameras that appeared in leaked photos back in September.
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It is quite possible that no charges will ever be leveled against Trump aides and that the FBI counter-intelligence operation will find that there was no wrongdoing or collusion by Trump aides.
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It could be a new phone, but Huawei has also announced an event for March 27 in Paris, so it's quite possible that we won't see a new smartphone flagship before that date.
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Here's the thing ... Pete's in the middle of shooting a movie with Machine Gun Kelly right now, and it's quite possible that he simply had the tat covered with makeup for the job.
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An association is quite possible, of course, but more research needs to be done—particularly a longitudinal study that tracks the same subjects over a long period of time—to prove a link.
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My oldest [son] Geoffrey is connected with The Saint (the '60s TV show version of which starred Moore) and it's quite possible that might get going before Christmas, as a [new] TV series.
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Bond people have lived for years with little or no growth, and it's quite possible they've gone without it for so long that they would not recognize real growth if they saw it.
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"It's quite possible," he says, adding that having a better idea of their metabolism is going to make a big difference in the way that people exercise and achieving whatever their goals are.
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"It is quite possible that given the improving market situation and falling stocks, (OPEC and its allies) could decide in June this year to abandon supply cuts and subsequently increase output," Dmitriev said.
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It's quite possible the Joint Terrorism Analysis Centre (JTAC), the agency that sets the threat level for the UK for international terrorism, could issue a Critical alert for a Category 85033 cyber incident.
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The last time gasoline was at $2.80 per gallon was in the summer of 2015, and it's quite possible gasoline prices this year could surpass that to a four-year high this summer.
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"It is quite possible that emissions will fall modestly from now on, implying that 20150 was the peak," said the report, noting that recent data already showed that China's emissions fell in 22014.
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If the numbers revealed in the surveys are even close to correct, it's quite possible that as much as half the work currently being done in Europe and North America is completely unnecessary.
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It's quite possible you have two goals in life that stand head and shoulders above all others: Compete in the Olympics, and give birth to a healthy child one day in the future.
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"It is quite possible that emissions will fall modestly from now on, implying that 20203 was the peak," said the report, noting that recent data already showed that China's emissions fell in 22020.
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And, as Nordhaus told me in an interview, it's quite possible that even these newer reactor designs could run into the same pitfalls facing existing nuclear, like public opposition or stifling new regulation.
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It's quite possible that none of these actions will halt John Bolton, President Trump's national security adviser, in his long-held ambition for regime change in Iran, by force of arms if necessary.
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That's not all, though ... we're told Beyonce's likely to be there -- makes sense with Jay-Z's partnership with the NFL -- and it's quite possible Sir Paul McCartney will be in attendance as well.
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It is quite possible that last summer's protests in Moscow and the growing apathy of his supporters impelled the president to propose reforms and ask that any changes be legitimized by popular vote.
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In the beginning, this conflict may stay at the surface level but it is quite possible that it will delve more deeply into core issues related to the institution's real function and purpose.
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Even Reynolds acknowledged that it&aposs quite possible that criminals will find security vulnerabilities in voice-based computers and figure out a way to exploit them for financial gain in a big way.
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Combined with the prolonged drought and cut back on fertilizer due to low palm prices, he said it is "quite possible" there will be no growth in palm output this year in Indonesia.
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But the IRS isn't addressing those sorts of tricks with its new restrictions, so it's quite possible Intuit and other tax prep companies will have plenty of other ways to make their money.
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That's all to say it's quite possible the average person off the street could do a better job than Johnson, Stein or Trump at answering a random question about politics or foreign affairs.
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We were millennials paying high rent, so our savings were negligible, and I was hyper-aware that if I should die (which seemed quite possible, in my overwhelm), there would be a problem.
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"It's quite possible that he doesn't have anywhere near what he suggests he has and what he does have is tied up in real estate, and selling that is no easy task," he said.
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Green Book did win the Golden Globe Award for best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy (if you're confused, join the club) so it is quite possible it could be crowned the Best Picture winner.
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Years from now it is quite possible that Bonnie and Clyde will be seen as the definitive film of the 1960s, showing with sadness, humor, and unforgiving detail what one society has come to.
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We believe its quite possible if the meeting goes well that the Chinese will come back to the negotiating table and we might be able to pick up where we left off in May.
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And given this administration's predilection for getting entangled in thorny lawsuits—like the unending litigation over the travel ban—it's quite possible that Twitter will find itself in court again, over the same issue.
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But it is quite possible that his conduct over the course of this campaign, which has made him one of the most loathed men in the country, will leave that business model in tatters.
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"Yes, the lava that is erupting now is very crystal-rich and it is quite possible that residents might be finding olivine," Cheryl Gansecki, a geologist at the University of Hawaii-Hilo told Mashable.
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"It is quite possible that the first marine species extinctions caused by humans were species dependent on whale falls in the North Atlantic, where large whales were depleted in the early 1800," Smith said.
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Aptly named "You Can't Sit With Us," this nostalgic gem of pop culture comes from U.K. indie brand Radioactive Unicorn (because of course) and is quite possible the groolest thing you'll see all day.
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Many analysts believe that the collapse of the Kim dynasty in North Korea is, if not imminent, then quite possible, and that the most likely upshot would be Korean reunification under the South's leadership.
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And it is quite possible to have oxygen at extreme altitude even if there is none lower down; you just have to generate it in situ, rather than have it waft up from below.
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"It's quite possible that having invested so much effort in the prosecution ... that (state prosecutor) Gerrie Nel will saddle up again and ride out in an effort to get a bigger sentence," he said.
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If a situation like this were to happen in the real world, it's quite possible the U.S. government would ground all drones until it could figure out a systematic way to prevent their weaponization.
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It's quite possible, of course, that the best days are still to come for Mr. Jordan's Charlotte Hornets, Mr. Dolan's teams and for the Miami Marlins, which Mr. Jeter hasn't run for very long.
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"It's quite possible we'll start to see the uninsured rate climb over the coming year as changes from the Trump administration and Congress take hold, especially repeal of the individual mandate penalty," Levitt said.
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It's quite possible that tens of millions of consumers, at least for a while, are fine holding on to their traditional bundle of cable channels while supplementing with a small number of streaming services.
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The style of attacks, General Nicholson said at a news conference with Mr. Mattis, was similar, and he added that it was "quite possible that Haqqani" was responsible for the base attack last week.
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It's quite possible it plans to implement a feature like Pocket where you can log into the sites that you pay for — assuming it turns "Save to Medium" into a real product at all.
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The Trump budget calls for a 17.9 percent cut in funding for this program's parent agency, the Department of Health and Human Services, and it is quite possible Meals on Wheels could be affected.
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We believe it's quite possible if the meeting goes well that the Chinese will come back to the negotiating table and we might be able to pick up where we left off in May.
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Baseball is a random game, and it's quite possible that by the time this season is over, Trout's numbers will look closer to what he usually puts up than, say, Mark McGwire circa 1998.
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It's quite possible that, distraught over her leaving, he could show up at her house and offer a "let's just date" situation where they get to know each other better before any kind of engagement.
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And Republicans say one thing has helped in that regard -- the common desire to beat Clinton, something many believe is quite possible after her handling of classified intelligence was sharply criticized by the FBI. Rep.
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I am a moderate critic of the central bank because I think that our expectation was that it was quite possible for the central bank to cut down the rate during this year to 9%.
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The specs will likely be top-notch, though it's quite possible that the new device won't have a headphone jack, so if that's an issue, the current Pixel discounts likely sound even better to you.
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"It is quite possible that bank stocks will remain under pressure until such time as bank managements begin to focus on growing their businesses first and their stock prices second," he said in a note.
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"It is quite possible that more sugar (production) will be considered in Brazil next season at this level of prices," said Jeremy Austin, Brazil director for sugar trader Sucden, in a presentation during the conference.
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Done right, it is quite possible that this strategy could not only reduce emissions but increase GDP growth while also placing the United States at the forefront of some of the future's most promising technologies.
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In the days of yore, it was quite possible that a betrothed man might lose his wife even before their wedding to any number of possible hazards — rival bands, enemy leaders, or even random highwaymen.
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It's quite possible that, at this very moment, Phil is standing on a podium at Valencia's training ground and delivering a stirring rendition of "The Man in the Arena" in rich and nasal Mancunian dialect.
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"It's quite possible, although we'll never really know, that the controversies surrounding his appointment have had a chilling effect on Whitaker," said George Conway, an attorney who is married to White House adviser Kellyanne Conway.
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It is quite possible that the next set of polls will show him trailing by a large margin — by more than the five- or six-point deficit he faced before the release of the videotape.
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If the shutdown drags on for months — which seems quite possible — we'll get a chance to see what America looks like without a number of public programs the right has long insisted we don't need.
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But it is also quite possible — and more likely — to think that the president's bashing of Mr. Mueller may induce him to issue a more limited, by-the-book report, which will spawn further investigation.
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It's quite possible, however, that almost all of that cash could disappear in just a few years, depending on macroeconomics, oil prices and how much longer the kingdom stays embroiled in the very expensive Yemen.
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"If we get continued political uncertainty for some period, which is now quite possible, then I think we may see a weakening in the U.K. economy," he told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche at the UBS European Conference.
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" According to Ewan McNay, a neuroscientist and associate professor in the department of psychology at the University at Albany, "It's quite possible that all individuals have a certain set of sounds they would respond strongly to.
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Nonetheless it is quite possible that half of the £250bn fund would be spent before Labour had been able to meet its other pledges, such as building a "Crossrail" train line for the north of England.
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By contrast, in a two-round system, it's quite possible for the two candidates with the most dedicated but not necessarily broadest support to advance to the final round, recreating the lesser-of-two-evils problem.
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If there is a question about the ownership of the phone, then it's quite possible police could ring people on the contact list to see who answers and whether they could assist in identifying the owner.
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However, given the rapid advances in A.I. research, in 40 years it's quite possible that even questioning the notion of A.I.-written novels and films will seem quaint to readers and film fans of the future.
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If you're wondering what I'm talking about, you should probably know that the show has yet to introduce a (living) twin for Michael... but it's quite possible that the series has hinted at it all along.
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It seems quite possible, then, that Sanders's plans would spur people owning stocks and other investments to sell them less regularly, reducing tax revenue by enough to offset any gain from the increase in the rate.
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Well, considering that FP is currently in possession of Jason's (Trevor Stines) letterman's jacket, it's quite possible that the writer wants to protect his family from anything that could tie them to the golden boy's murder.
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If Veronica is the bride, it's quite possible that Archie is the groom — however, before we jump to conclusions about a One Tree Hill-like wedding, these pics might not mean what we think they mean.
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While up to the present day much of Russia's cyber-warfare capabilities have been centered on political and military objectives, it is quite possible that Moscow may now turn its army of hackers to economic espionage.
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"In America, I can decide at two o'clock in the afternoon that I want to leave at five o'clock from Los Angeles and fly to New York, and it's quite possible to do it," he said.
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Even though these companies, for the most part, seem to be aiming at that sweet spot of $35 or under, it's quite possible to spend an amount monthly that's much closer to the traditional TV package.
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Right now we are one of the major exporters of lamb and venison, so it is quite possible that rather than exporting just chunks of meat in a box, we will be exporting these products overseas.
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The LTSE has had conversations with candidates that are in the IPO pipeline over the next 18 to 24 months, but it's quite possible that no one wants to agree to these to-be-finalized requirements.
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"It should be quite possible to get an agreement," Mark Mazur, director of the Brookings Institution's Tax Policy Center and an assistant secretary for tax policy in the Treasury Department under President Obama, told VICE News.
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It is quite possible that Trump will be ahead on election night in a swing state like Pennsylvania only to see his lead evaporate over the days after election day, as new absentee ballots are counted.
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It's unclear which phones are affected, but given that the S10, S10+ and the Note 10 all use an in-display, ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, it's quite possible that all these devices suffer from the same issue.
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Not to downplay the Cubs' accomplishments here, but when you look at Cleveland's starting pitching—Corey Kluber, Danny Salazar, Carlos Carrasco, Trevor Bauer, and Josh Tomlin—that alone makes a World Series victory seem quite possible. 21.
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"But given all the regional conflicts that we have seen over the past decade and the shape of these attacks, it seems like it's quite possible that Iran was behind these," he told the Hugh Hewitt show.
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By 2020, it is quite possible that we will actually have four major political parties: a social democratic left, a centrist party, a right-wing conservative party and a populist anti-immigrant party (represented by Trump followers).
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And although the President does not need a reason to fire an employee who serves at his pleasure, it is quite possible that this latest episode will provide one, at least once the 2016 election is over.
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We can't blame all of this summer's events on the stars — but, if you've felt emotionally lopsided in the past few weeks, it's quite possible that one of the seven backspinning planets is at least partially responsible.
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"If we don't have a deal, and if we're still discussing among ourselves what is the right way to go forward, then it's quite possible that the EU may insist on a significantly longer period," he said.
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"It is quite possible that given the improving market situation and falling stocks, (OPEC and its allies) could decide in June this year to abandon supply cuts and subsequently increase output," Dmitriev told a conference in Moscow.
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With the character's protective nature, it's quite possible that she will also make the ultimate sacrifice to save her friends — especially now that her relationship with Mike (Finn Wolfhard) has upgraded to a sweet, pre-teen romance.
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Gina Loudon: "My book actually uses science and real data and true psychological theory to explain why it is quite possible that this president is the most sound minded person to ever occupy the White House." pic.twitter.
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It's quite possible that some liberal Democrats could say they won't vote for, say, any government funding bill that doesn't help the DREAMers — employing hardball tactics similar to those the right has used on fights like these.
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So although Secretary Clinton outspent Mr. Trump by $503 million on media, it is quite possible that Mr. Trump's heavy reliance on digital media allowed for a more efficient and targeted ad campaign that escaped the eye.
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And even if he did get rid of his stock, he hasn't said what he did with the money — and it's quite possible, given his massive conflicts of interest, that he just traded one conflict for another.
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It's quite possible, but I was shooting The Martian when Ridley and his producing partner approached me about the script and said that they thought that I would be great in it and that I would love it.
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It's quite possible he's trying to get a leg up on tech companies like Facebook, which has repeatedly and openly said it is building augmented reality-equipped eyewear and plans to release them in the next few years.
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And then just to add additional context of that, this all seems quite possible when you consider the fact that the FBI annual data on homicide shows that homicides have basically been cut in half since the 1990s.
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They explained why it is possible that the market will soar and finish 21962 with a double-digit gain — and why it is also quite possible that the long bull market is coming to an end this year.
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"Every time there's fraud associated with a Chinese listing, it's the Securities Exchange Commission that gets the heat, so increased scrutiny from them is a likelihood, but it's also quite possible that we will get legislation," he said.
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Many regard the Columbia-Class submarines as the number one DoD priority, and it is quite possible the additional dollars will not only advance technical development and early construction, but may also move the entire production timeline closer.
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"The past has shown us many times that it is quite possible for small banks to cause severe disruption to the economy, for example during the US savings and loans crisis, and also the Nordic experience," Hakkarainen said.
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They could turn to "Trump TV." Already, many talk radio hosts have long denounced the Republican Party's leaders as timid sellouts, so it's quite possible that this point of view will become even more popular after the election.
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After all, we Americans tend to make a much bigger deal out of nudity than other cultures; it's quite possible it's just a state that feels natural to her, not a grand statement for feminism or body positivity.
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Because many women feel anxious about their body image, regardless of their actual body mass index, it's quite possible that that "normal-weight" women, too, are worried about weight gain as a potential side effect of hormonal contraception.
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"It's quite possible the outage would not have occurred if Amazon had stuck with Oracle," said Matt Caesar, a computer science professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, after CNBC shared the details of the document.
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Yet, since the refugee ban will be still in effect (120 days) by the first week of October when the justices meet again, it is quite possible that the Court will review this section of the executive order.
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It is quite possible — or even likely — that hearings won't prevent Brett Kavanaugh from being confirmed given the equivocal evidence against him and, perhaps even more important, the number of Republicans and red-state Democrats in the Senate.
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If it becomes feasible for the N.B.A. to restart in June or July, it's quite possible that the beginning and end dates of the 2020-21 season will be pushed back and could overlap with the delayed Olympics.
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"It is quite possible there will be an election later this year or early next year and that might be a good thing because we cannot go on with a period of great instability," Corbyn told the BBC.
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If, as seems quite possible, Germans were to steamroll France and put their man in charge of the ECB, maybe I'll join you, with a proviso that, in the meantime, I can master some of your shorting wizardry.
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The two programs already hate each other—well, OK, almost all of them hate each other—and the last time they met in the Olympics it was quite possible the most ridiculous game of the year in any sport.
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John Redwood, chief global strategist at investment manager Charles Stanley and a member parliament for Wokingham, told CNBC Wednesday that "a happy outcome is quite possible" as the U.K.'s negotiations for exiting the EU step up a gear.
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At no time did the ball hit the ground, and it is quite possible that Jedinak, an experienced player for the Australian national team, is still wondering which way it went after he charged off in the wrong direction.
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"The big question is, how long this improvement in risk appetite might last ... unless we see a definite peak in the number of cases being diagnosed, it's really quite possible that risk appetite will falter again," Rabobank's Foley said.
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We've seen Betty (Lili Reinhart) deal with stress in unhealthy ways over the course of season 1, and with the fact that she has a secret brother coming to light, it's quite possible that "Dark Betty" will emerge again.
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"It's quite possible, probable in fact, that nobody will be elected to the position of taoiseach (prime minister) and nobody will therefore be in a position to form a government on March 10," Fianna Fail's Willie O'Dea told RTE.
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"Given the short timetable, the general public apathy and lack of a viable alternative, it is quite possible that Brasilia will continue to punt this down the road," said Matthew Taylor, a professor at the American University in Washington.
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Three judges, however, issued a dissenting statement suggesting that vote swapping is illegal vote buying not protected by the First Amendment, and it is quite possible that another court would agree with the dissenters should the issue arise again.
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If we reach a point at which more health care personnel are desperately needed, which is quite possible, should this large pool of highly educated students, well-trained to assist in the care of these patients, simply be sidelined?
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Opinion Columnist After Tuesday's testy exchange between Donald Trump and Democratic leaders, it seems quite possible that the tweeter in chief will shut down the government in an attempt to get funding for a wall on the Mexican border.
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It's quite possible for a regulated insurer to miscalculate its book of business, operate for years without correcting the mistake, and ultimately take policyholders into the very realm of loss and uncertainty that insurance is specifically designed to avoid.
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"It's quite possible that after 41 years of marriage, my husband and I may split up over this issue," she wrote in an email to The New York Times, in what we believe and hope was a playful tone.
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That could come as early as Friday, Jasenszky said, adding that the conditions on the river remain unpredictable so delays are quite possible - citing a huge piece of wood debris that got caught up near the Mermaid on Thursday.
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"It's quite possible that Warren woke up and began to understand the virtues of Apple that he had been neglecting or, like with Precision Castparts, Todd or Ted had an affinity for Apple that sparked interest from Warren," Russo said.
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The South Korean opposition is in disarray and it is quite possible that a candidate from President Park's own party would be elected president to succeed her, which would probably mean a continuation of her policies, but without shamanistic guidance.
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It's quite possible that the global LNG market could double within the next decade, while the seaborne thermal coal market thinks a fabulous outcome would be to remain static, and most players expect a gradual decline from the mid-2020s onwards.
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Though the timeline wouldn't work out for the pair to literally be Kit's kids — whom, as we know from Asylum, grew up to be super successful adults — it's quite possible that Emily and Timothy are ancestors of the Walker children.
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Some high-profile, well-funded projects died before giving anything back to their backers — the recently folded Zano drone comes to mind — but the numbers show that it's quite possible to use the power of crowdfunding to create something great.
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Based on its historic growth trajectory that has seen Instagram adding 100 million users every four months, and its announcement of 800 million in September 2017, it's quite possible that Instagram will announce it's hit 1 billion monthly users tomorrow.
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It's quite possible that your last encounter with birthstones was in jewelry form, years ago — approximately the same time you last bought a mood ring at the mall — but we implore you to revisit the idea...in the world of beauty.
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Conversely, given that less tightening than suggested is not such an issue, as it would not be a major shock to markets or difficult to reverse, it is still quite possible that we get one or no hikes in 2016.
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He says his materials may vary from Framebridge in that he would suggest an anti-acid and anti-lignin matboard, and give glazing options that they don't offer (which is quite possible as Framebridge only offers one type of glazing).
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It is quite possible, the environmental writer Fen Montaigne wrote recently, in the Times , that, should the much larger West Antarctic Ice Sheet thaw and slip into the ocean, sea levels across the globe could rise as much as seventeen feet.
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First, while the department head did not specifically request that my wife not pass along the content of her conversation, it is quite possible that she assumed my wife wouldn't do so; and my wife is reluctant to do so.
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Even if Trump and his campaign workers did not criminally conspire with the Russians, it remains quite possible that he is the President of the United States as a direct result of the active interference of Russian operatives in the election.
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Despite the perception that critics of Greek life are attacking a "way of life," it is quite possible to preserve what is good about the organizations — fun with friends and a community based on common values — while dispelling the bad.
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I think it is quite possible that some people in the past used substances other than alcohol recreationally, but the vast majority seem to have been used ritually, medicinally, or for other purposes that were not recreational until more recently in time.
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Given the agency's habit of occasionally misinterpreting the language of laws to serve its own ends, it's quite possible the NSA found itself some wiggle room in the USA Freedom Act to continue its operations, though the government insists that isn't the case.
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"It is quite possible the bank will hold at least one of these measures back for later, but we are convinced that all three will be needed before long," Jennifer McKeown, European economist at the firm, said in a report on Thursday.
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Now, with Facebook's last ditch attempt to de-rail the CJEU referral kicked into touch, it's quite possible they will could move just as quickly towards a verdict on Schrems II. Certainly if they feel EU citizens' fundamental rights are being infringed.
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"Rather than the rise in unemployment forecast in the November Inflation Report, it seems quite possible to me that the jobless rate will stay below 5 percent this year," Saunders, an independent external member of the rate-setting Monetary Policy Committee, added.
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Given that the Gulen group has been active in Turkish political life for the last 40 years, and given Erdogan's authoritarian tendencies, it is quite possible that the government had lists of Gulen supporters within the civil service, education system, and businesses.
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" At the time, Omer Shvartz, one of the authors of that study, told Motherboard that "while you can target a specific individual, it is quite possible that a mass scale attack is already happening while we lack the tools for discovering it.
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"Yes, the lava that is erupting now is very crystal-rich and it is quite possible that residents might be finding olivine," Cheryl Gansecki, a geologist at the University of Hawaii-Hilo that studies the composition of Kilauea's lava, said over email.
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With German Chancellor Angela Merkel distracted at home by a search for a new coalition, May can expect little focus from her to help smooth a deal, several diplomats said, leaving it quite possible that December will not see an end to deadlock.
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For one, it's quite possible that electronic-voting machines were more often used in counties that were already more likely to support Trump — for instance, counties with lots of low-education or rural white voters who strongly supported Trump across the whole country.
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"It's quite possible today could be the last match of my career on tour, and what a way to finish," he smiled, although he added that he would definitely be at the final, even if just as a cheerleader on the bench.
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By the end of the festival I started to wonder who the true beneficiaries of the initiative were: It seemed quite possible that these young musicians and their fresh ideas were throwing a lifeline to the venerable concert halls, rather than vice versa.
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In a radio interview, Mr. Pompeo said that the United States had not determined who was responsible for sabotage attacks last week on oil tankers in the Middle East, but that "it seems like it's quite possible that Iran was behind" them.
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"It's quite possible that the jobs she had as a domestic were a cover that she was using because she clearly made her money from investments," Lynn Hudson, who wrote the 290 biography "The Making of 'Mammy Pleasant,'" told The New York Times.
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On top of the fact that they are extremely lame (made worse by the fact that Iowa DOT thinks they are very clever indeed), it's also quite possible that the signs could have the opposite effect to the one they're trying to achieve.
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If Father had wanted that, then he would have sent me to a religious boarding school—but in fact he let me go away to college and major in philosophy, knowing it was quite possible his son would stop praying or fasting.
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While it's quite possible that the track might well just be a loosie (the Spotify cover art implies that it's a standalone single for now), you have to admit that it does seem like good timing for an album announce to be coming soon.
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While they admit it's quite possible that manufacturers will just carve out pieces of the design, as Asus already did with the ZenBook Pro Duo, they say they haven't built a prototype that's been this desirable, generated this much interest from PC manufacturers in years.
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"The big question is, how long this improvement in risk appetite might last ... unless we see a definite peak in the number of cases being diagnosed, it's really quite possible that risk appetite will falter again," said Jane Foley, senior FX strategist at Rabobank.
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The ZIP file will include: Many users have reported Tumblr incorrectly flagging posts as "explicit," including images of cute dogs, turtles, illustrations, and vases, so it's quite possible that other posts that don't expressly contain sexually explicit or nude content may still be taken down.
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"It's quite possible that parliament will vote symbolically to say that it doesn't want a no-deal ... but what happens then is that under the law, the UK will leave the EU on March 29 because that is what the law provides," Johnson told LBC.
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Single-payer health care would make life easier for a lot of desperately sick people — and as the Sanders campaign notes, it's quite possible that the employee and employer "income-based premiums" in his plan will be less than premiums people are already paying.
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"It is quite possible that the insecure phones — any electronic device — a lightbulb, hearing aids, and so on — could allow hostile services to penetrate the secure facility and learn what was said, and what electronic countermeasure signatures may look like or reveal," he said.
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It's quite possible that starlight also plays a part in the woods' weird monochromatic brilliance, which has a powerfully camouflaging effect, in that every usually distinct thing—each plant and rock and patch of open ground—appears in a common uniform of sheen and shadow.
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It makes you feel connected so directly to your viewer in a way that was never quite possible with magazines, so on #StyleShootDraw, to have had so many people watching on Facebook Live and following on Instagram was very exhilarating for the whole team.
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Notably, the adverse health effects of air pollution would be greatly reduced, and it's quite possible that lower health care costs would all by themselves make up for the costs of energy transition, even ignoring the whole saving-civilization-from-catastrophic-climate-change thing.
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Sports of The Times Now that it seems quite possible that Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens are headed into the Baseball Hall of Fame someday, the people who will be assigned to write the bios for those two plaques could be starting to sweat.
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Through his bankruptcies and other devices, it is quite possible that Trump passed off most or even all of these losses on others, leaving himself with the golden ticket that could have enabled him to avoid taxes on his income for the next two decades.
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But according to a quick tally of Steam's own Hardware Survey, they may be a bit beyond what most PC gamers currently have: Now, the survey counts laptops and desktops, so it's quite possible that gamers' secondary systems are skewing some of those results.
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"It's quite possible that some people could be charged with obstruction of justice for trying to stop the prosecution," Duff Conacher, co-founder of the government accountability group Democracy Watch and an adjunct professor of law and politics at the University of Ottawa, told me.
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It seemed quite possible a few weeks ago that Mr. Trump could build a big lead on Super Tuesday, but Jeb Bush's exit from the race and the big bump in Mr. Rubio's poll numbers make it far less likely that Mr. Trump can pull that off.
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If the main theme of the issue is Hannah feeling like she's not being respected as her own person, then it's quite possible that the person Hannah is mad at could be Luke P. Viewers saw Hannah address her frustrations with Luke during the third episode.
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" He also said it's " quite possible" Trump could lose in his state of Arizona, a GOP stronghold, and that he thinks Republicans should consider confirming Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court in October if it looks like Trump is going to lose the election. "Mr.
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As of press time, 25 pro-Trump confiners have already collectively pledged $1,187; with 28 days left to go, it's quite possible that with the proper permits, this fortification will appear in a public square near you — and no, it won't have a big and beautiful door.
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David Petraeus, former US commanding general in Iraq, and Gen Joseph Votel, the commander of CENTCOM, it's quite possible that Mosul, which is the key city that ISIS holds in Iraq, may fall to Iraqi forces by the end of President Barack Obama's term in January 2017.
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This year, if there's a tie in the Electoral College, and the Republicans keep the House but the Democrats win back the Senate, it's quite possible that we'd be looking at a Donald Trump-Tim Kaine administration, a fitting end to the wackiest election we've ever seen.
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"As soon as we leave this time of uncertainty, I think that we are again quite ready to raise the question of the full privatization of VTB, which is quite possible, but I don't think today the conditions for this are very good," Kostin told CNBC.
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"In the process, it's quite possible that this one-sentence order will open the door to serious disagreements among the lower courts over when and under what circumstances business owners can refuse to serve same-sex couples," Vladeck said on Monday's move in the florist case.
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So while Dr. Blasey's brain was pumping the epinephrine and norepinephrine that would etch the moment on her brain, it is quite possible that one if not both of those men were experiencing something like the opposite: A mechanical failure of the brain to record anything.
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"It is quite possible that investors want to sell Japan's China-related stocks but still hold some Chinese stocks related to domestic consumer spending, because China's government is stimulating domestic demand," said Kiyoshi Ishigane, chief fund manager at Mitsubishi UFJ Kokusai Asset Management, a passive investor.
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GRANT: "Personal Memoirs," by Ulysses S. Grant There are several great biographies of Grant, including one coming from Ron Chernow this fall, but it's quite possible that no one wrote about our 18th president and former commanding general of the United States Army better than Grant himself.
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Cabana said he believes it's quite possible that Congress and the Trump administration will have a hard time agreeing to a budget, and the debt ceiling, which is the legislative limit on how much debt the government can take on, could be caught up in the issue.
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And over the course of Slave Play's two-hour run, as Jim and Kaneisha's sadomasochistic sexual relationship unfolds, and as the rug is pulled out from under the audience again and again, it is never quite possible to forget that Jim is the one with the whip.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But if you actually try to embrace Palm's internet-addiction fighting ways by just checking your phone a couple of times an hour, streaming music a little bit, and limiting it to other practical purposes, it's quite possible for its battery to last all day.
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If the United States can return to the consensus reached at the leaders' meeting in Argentina and earnestly seek to resolve China's core concerns, then it's quite possible the Osaka summit could mark a turning point, said Taoran Notes in a WeChat account run by the Economic Daily.
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And then at the same time, it's also quite possible to believe — as I've believed for a long time — that the Republican Party is breaking or broken and also prefer not to turn over the nomination of a leading American political party over to a figure like the Donald.
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Since one person can operate multiple accounts (and, indeed, the ADL found that 21 percent of the 1,600 had been suspended, possibly leading the proprietor to open a new account) it's quite possible that a few hundred people are responsible for the vast majority of the anti-Jewish content.
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That ailing spouses in their early 90s might die within a short time of each other is quite possible even if there were no such thing as broken-heart syndrome, simply because of their age and health, Bradley Efron, a statistician at Stanford University, said in an email.
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It&aposs quite possible you and your partner made a hasty decision to become roommates, but that&aposs OK. Recognizing what you both need to be more compassionate and understanding towards each other is different for every couple, and there&aposs no shame in admitting to a mistake.
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It's also quite possible that the report could disappoint Trump's critics by making clear that in the end, Mueller found no evidence directly implicating the president in any conspiracy to interfere with the election, and decline to directly allege that the president's actions qualified as criminal obstruction of justice.
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Effective altruism also implies it's quite possible that even the best here-and-now causes — giving cash to the global poor, distributing anti-malarial bed nets in sub-Saharan Africa — are less cost-effective than trying to reduce the risk of the world as we know it ending.
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Instagram plans to launch Snapchat Discover-style video hub Here are the details of the long-form video hub that we've heard from our sources: It's also quite possible that Instagram will announce that it has hit 1 billion users, which would be a great way to draw content creators.
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Charli is known for her productivity (remember when she made an entire album in a weekend with A.G. Cook for a laugh?), so it's quite possible that these songs are some of those which "will never see the light of day" as she put it to The Fader back in May.
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In the circumstances, I think it s quite possible that he saw his life at an end regardless of guilt or otherwise of being dragged through the courts and through the media would have destroyed his personal life, his career and the chances of getting custody of his children back.
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In her column, she writes: For instance: while Franken's suggestion of accidental slippage while putting his hand on a woman's waist has been widely derided, Canadian TV personality and entertainer Liana Kerzner, whom I recently interviewed about the #MeToo moment-and who has done numerous photo opportunities-believes it's quite possible.
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For most of the past decade, Recycle Across America, a nonprofit organization I covered in this column six years ago, has been demonstrating that it's quite possible to get people to recycle properly, just as it's possible to get most people to wear seatbelts, quit smoking and stop driving drunk.
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"I think it's quite possible we could get a move up to around 10 percent lower, we thought for a long time that markets are stuck in what we described as a 'fat and flat' range," he told CNBC Tuesday, expanding on a research note published by the investment bank on Monday.
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It's also possible that Hiram knew more about his daughter's friends than one might expect — the walls at the Lodge's apartment are notoriously thin, and it's quite possible that Betty let slip details of her life to Veronica (Camila Mendes) that Hiram was able to use to manipulate the Cooper daughter later on.
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Though the majority of people are cisgender, there are millions of transgender Americans who are seen by the medical establishment as biologically one sex while they have transitioned to, live as, or identify with another It's quite possible that there are trans patients in the Amino data, but there's no way of knowing.
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Apple's approach to AI 'is a laudable' "I think that there's real-world proof about being able to go do distributed machine learning without every node in the cluster having access to all the data," McClellan added, noting that it is quite possible to do consensus-based artificial intelligence with more anonymous data.
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While it seems quite possible that such devices could be used to subconsciously manipulate people in the future—the mind recoils at the idea of a dating app that plays breathing sounds as you swipe—but Liu said she sees significant therapeutic potential in the device as a tool for emotional regulation.
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Even though it was likely, if not certain, that the Times had the incriminating email chain -- in fact, it was quite possible that Jared and Ivanka and the lawyers knew the Times had this email chain -- the president ordered that no one should let on to the more problematic discussion about Hillary Clinton.
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It's quite possible that many of these Mobile Share Value customers would be better off with one of AT&T's new unlimited plans, which are not at all unlimited for a whole variety of reasons but might wind up costing quite a bit less than the Mobile Share Value plans, which admittedly aren't unlimited either.
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"Our results indicate that shifting more people to choose oatmeal instead of white bread or eggs might be wise for population-level prevention of stroke, but the modest association means that for individuals, it is quite possible that other factors might be more important," said senior study author Christina Dahm of Aarhus University in Denmark.
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If we were to have gained attention for debating the presence of a statue of a Confederate soldier on our campus, it is quite possible that armed white supremacists, Ku Klux Klan members, and neo-Nazis would have descended on our campus to "protect" the statue or simply to express their support for keeping it where it is.
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If Trump uses emergency powers to fund a border wall, it's unclear which statute he will use to do this, Cristina Rodríguez, Leighton Homer Surbeck professor of law at Yale Law School, said, but it's quite possible it won't be the same one another president would turn to if they were trying to respond to climate change.
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Two price cuts later, Oculus's full setup is a whopping $300 cheaper than the Vive, which still stands at $799, and thanks to some software wizardry bringing down minimum PC requirements, it's quite possible to get a full Rift VR setup (headset + PC) for less than $1,000; whether even that is low enough is the big question.
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But consciousness still eludes our understanding, and we're not certain how it arises in the brain, let alone how we can transfer it from point A to point B. It's also quite possible that subjective awareness cannot be replicated in the digital realm, and that it's dependent on the presence and orientation of specific physical structures.
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It is quite possible that in a matter of years the empirical evidence will be clear: When a stone sober human gets behind the wheel instead of letting the car drive itself, the danger to others increases so drastically that doing so will be barred by law, the same way we bar people who are drunk or otherwise impaired.
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" Liberal N.Y. Times columnist Charles Blow bluntly spells out the politics of impeachment: "It is quite possible that trying to impeach and remove Trump could have the opposite effect than the one desired: It could boost rather than diminish his popularity and an acquittal by the Senate would leave an even more popular president in office.
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"It is quite possible that Scott will get re-elected but Democrats will gain enough seats in the legislature that they get veto-proof majority," said Eric L. Davis, professor emeritus of political science at Middlebury College in Vermont, noting that Mr. Scott had made heavy use of his veto pen in his time as governor.
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Our guest is Rebecca Harris, she is the cofounder of a political news service called Purple — except it's quite possible you maybe haven't heard of Rebecca or the app quote unquote Purple before because she and her team actually deliver the news to you in a way that you maybe might not expect from a news app.
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Take her "Loaded Ship" (2016): I can tell I'm dealing with a water vessel because of the oarlocks on either side, but then there is a jumble of cargo in the middle, where the objects are constituted through both negative and positive space, in such a way that it's not quite possible to be sure what I'm seeing.
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Of course, it's quite possible that some of those new employees were among the hundreds of miners laid off in the last few years, and if so, they've likely taken a pay cut: The jobs at a local communications service center, for example, pay about $35,000—a decent living wage but far less than what one can make in the mines.
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You are itching to break out of your old routines, and your intuitive abilities are especially activated, so spend time in meditation connecting with you inner voice, and attempt to explore your dreams through journaling or placing a lepidolite stone by your bedside (or some smoky quartz, if you have been feeling ungrounded, which is quite possible during this time).
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"It's quite possible that the request has provoked dueling opinions from across the bench that are not just dueling in substance, but whether the Supreme Court should be addressing it in the first place," said Steve Vladeck, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law, who argued a case before the justices earlier in the term.
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And it's quite possible to imagine that pattern repeating itself going forward: Good right-of-center legislation under Trump may be a pipe dream, but better no legislation at all than bad legislation, and with a Republican Party that's both internally divided and incompetent at policy making, Trump's inability to close the deal could save the country from a great many lousy bills.
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Now the Trump administration's stated reason for threatening to withdraw from the I.N.F. is Russia's development of the SSC-8 cruise missile, also known as the 9M729, which appears to violate the clear limitations on weapons ranges established by the I.N.F. I leave it to others to argue whether the Russians have indeed violated the treaty; it is quite possible they have.
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It's quite possible that the ending moments of the next and final episode will reveal to us that everything that has happened in Sherlock, from the first moment, has been taking place in the mind of a drug addict who's painted a world within his own mind, a world where he's the genius hero and all of his friends are reflections of his own psyche.
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But since Trump himself is inexperienced, underinformed and deeply malleable, it's also quite possible that if he appoints conventional full-spectrum hawks to key posts, full-spectrum hawkishness is what we'll get — that by year two of a Trump administration we'll be arming the Ukrainians and Syrian rebels, saber-rattling anew with the Russians, and adding another intervention or two to the Obama administration's (six and counting) frozen conflicts.
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RELATED: The New York Times triples down on bizarre bin Laden story But the new documents underline the fact that if the CIA had learned of the compound in Abbottabad later than it did, or if President Obama had not ordered the SEAL raid when he did, it's quite possible that bin Laden could have left for another location and the trail that led the CIA to his Abbottabad compound might have gone cold.
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Here's where things stand now: It's quite possible that Nvidia's old, non-Super cards will automatically see supply and demand price cuts of their own, seeing how Nvidia isn't asking for any more money for the new Super version of the 2070, which competes most directly with the 5700 XT. It doesn't seem likely that retailers will keep selling the regular RTX 2070 for $500 now that the same $500 can buy you the "Super" version.
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It could have the unintended consequence of allowing English-language films from Western English-speaking nations such as the United Kingdom While the UK currently submits non-English language films in this category, including this year's "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" which is in both Chichewa and English, it is quite possible that British independent films could eventually dominate the category were the Academy to change only the non-English language aspect of the rule.
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The June 12 summit between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Singapore may help delay any tougher U.S. trade actions as Trump has tweeted he may meet Xi soon, and since he will be in the region it's quite possible his trip will include a visit with Xi. One thing to pay attention to: Chinese officials and media keep saying that when looking at the U.S.-China trade imbalance, people also take into account the role of U.S. companies' subsidiaries in China.
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The reality, as this graphic from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities shows, is that only a small number of very large estates pay any tax at all, and only a tiny fraction of those tax-paying estates are small businesses or family farms: In fact, since transportation and warehousing are only 21 percent of GDP and farming less than 212 percent, it seems quite possible that this year only 93 or 29 truckers and not a single farmer will pay any estate tax.
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"The Khashoggi affair is the greatest challenge in U.S.-Saudi relations since 9/11," said Dave DesRoches, an associate professor and senior military fellow at the National Defense University in Washington, DC. "It is quite possible that there will be various sanctions imposed, but this should not obscure the fact that the U.S. is the oldest and most reliable security partner of the Saudi Arabia, and that Saudi Arabia knows its best prospects for security lay in a close operational and strategic relationship with the U.S.," he said.
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